Strength. Resilience. Triumph: It’s what's defined America for nearly 250 years.
But who we are tomorrow, will depend on whether or not we can protect what we've built today. Our biggest threat lies across the Pacific, Communist China. They're on the march to influence and disrupt America from the inside out. Our farmland, food supply, education system, energy production, manufacturing chains, and our national security — Communist China wants to control it all.
We must act now to stop them, and it starts with state leaders who will recognize and respond to China's threats:
Banning foreign purchases of our farmland
Protecting our food security
Safeguarding American intellectual property
Championing American manufacturing
Cracking down against Chinese nationals who cross our borders illegally
It will take us all to protect our freedoms, our values, and our identity — and it starts with leaders in the states. Join the Protecting America Initiative to support state lawmakers in the fight to protect our country from communist China.
Chinese threats
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BUYING US FARMLAND
America’s food supply - and the farmland that enables it - is critical to its national security interest, especially considering China’s other ventures into the U.S. food supply.
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LOBBYING POLITICIANS AND BUYING INFLUENCE
Because of the increasingly contentious relationship between Washington and China, the Chinese government has pursued a more under-the-radar approach by lobbying state and local politicians in order to achieve their aims.
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TAKING TAXPAYER MONEY
As states consider the allocation of finite resources and the critical importance of domestic manufacturing, they should not prioritize companies owned by foreign adversaries over American companies.
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DEPENDENCE ON CHINESE TECHNOLOGY
Chinese state-backed actors have been singled out by cybersecurity firms for hacking into the computer networks of multiple U.S. states.
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INFILTRATING AMERICAN INFRASTRUCTURE
Unfortunately, China has become a key part of infrastructure projects funded by U.S. states.
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INFLUENCE IN HIGHER EDUCATION
What is clear is that China’s reach into American higher education influences what is taught, who can speak, and how academics behave.
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CHINESE FENTANYL AND ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION
Rather than solely rely on a federal response, states also have an opportunity to make headway in protecting American lives.
